A Barbie book titled I Can Be a Computer Engineer has triggered outrage over the seemingly 'sexist' and patronizing message it sends to young girls. The $4 book, which was published by Random House and is aimed at three to seven-year-olds sees Barbie - supposedly a computer engineer - make a number of technical blunders before turning to her male friends to fix her issues. 'It's incomprehensible how misogynistic it is,' reads one of the book's many overwhelmingly negative Amazon reviews. Sexist? A Barbie book entitled I Can Be a Computer Engineer (pictured) sees the famous blonde doll make a number of technical blunders before getting her male friends to fix them all

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- Amazon: 'Literally six sentences into the story, and already Barbie can NOT do it.
- Barbie: 'Literally six sentences into the story, and already Barbie can NOT do it.
- Computer Engineer: 'Literally six sentences into the story, and already Barbie can NOT do it.
- MailOnline: 'Literally six sentences into the story, and already Barbie can NOT do it.
- Random House: 'Literally six sentences into the story, and already Barbie can NOT do it.


Amazon: 'Literally six sentences into the story, and already Barbie can NOT do it.